Hermes de Andrade Junior

Brazilian National War College (Esg) in Politics and Its Culture Hermes de Andrade Junior

This book covers political studies and military sociology, primarily, although agrarian sociology is on the agenda. The main question that would be asked in the face of such a controversial issue as the Agrarian Question and the relationship with the Armed Forces in Brazil is: what can be expected from this in the following pages? The curiosity of those who go behind the scenes of agrarian policy by reading the military apparatus happens in these days of invasions and federal interventions in response to the judicial orders of reintegration of possession. Possession of what? Who are the real owners? Where do the popular movements in Brazil today follow and to what extent do the authorities address the problem of social exclusion that goes as a fuse? These are other typical questions in an atypical country. Although the huge problem that covers them is already known in broad outlines, the solutions are not feasible, in the way things go. The military regime of force gave up. What to do with what's left? Although it no longer exists formally, military thinking still influences institutions, legislation, negotiation mechanisms and security. In this way, knowing more about the military segment is the objective of the work that goes on. In particular, we can see the horizon of the military who planned and implemented a strong national security policy regarding land issues. If you are interested, curious or committed to these agrarian issues and controversy history of Brazil, this book will be very good for you!